Yeah, it honestly felt they always intended it to be a multiplat.

Limited skills compared to what? Wow?

Disblo 2 had a few more skills but only had two shots for skills, and one being usually used for your main attack.

Simpler? Diablo 2 again was much simpler due to its limited skill slots. Sure, it had the ability to switch to a different set but again that's 4 skills vs 6 on Diablo 3.

People keep saying Diablo 2 was much more in-depth, but are completely remembering it wrong. Go back and try it again. You'll be shocked.

@Dudebro90

You obviously never knew you could click on your right skill tab and bind a key simply by highlighting it and clicking the desired button.

Or maybe they have different user interfaces and will be altered even further with the Ps4 version considering it's touch pad and motion capabilities.

Also consider how different the controls are for player movement, combat and the roll move which isn't even on PC.

This , we dont even know if actual gameplay routines and stuff like cooldowns timing and skill frame animations are actual the exact same .

While a pc player might not notice instantly going to the ps3 or ps4 version , and vice versa , if things are so different at core , even a tiny bit , it will be a problem to handle online with all platforms involved

Just look at the title. D3 was not designed for controller support and yet they can make it happen. In fact they made it into the perfect version(I love it that Blizzard let the media call it's the prefect version-neither admit it or deny the claim-so that the PC fans wouldn't feel betrayed while the console fans will feel special).

Are you telling me Blizzard was able to add a new feature for one platform but somehow couldn't figure out how to reconfigure it back to another? Animation and control settings are not bound by hardware, especially with the PC that is compatible every known controllers out there.

Indie devs with far less budget and man power, some are just one man teams, were able to add multiple control schemes to their games! I've even played a PSP game on a PC using an emulator and played the same game on a touch screen smartphone with the mobile version of the emulator.